Digital technology-enabled non-heritage spatial landscape design in the context of rural revitalization

The development of digital technology provides new impetus and methods for rural revitalization in terms of spatial landscape design for intangible cultural heritage (ICH). Digital technology can effectively preserve and transmit cultural heritage and promote the sustainable development of local culture and economy by enhancing its experiential and interactive nature. As an essential carrier of non-heritage culture, rural areas face contradictions between tradition and modernity, conservation and development. In-depth study is needed to understand how to use digital technology to promote rural revitalization while protecting NRLs. This study explores how digital technology can assist non-heritage spatial landscape design in rural revitalization to promote cultural inheritance and regional development. This paper analyzes the landscape design of 18 digitized non-heritage spaces with local characteristics quantitatively and qualitatively. The integration of NRL spaces increased by 30% on average, while visitor satisfaction increased by 25%. At the same time, the inheritance and promotion of local culture were enhanced by 40%. Through the application of digital technology, the recognition, guidance, culture, and diversity of the NRM space have significantly improved. Digital technology enhances the design quality and experience of non-heritage spaces and promotes the development of cultural tourism and economic revitalization in rural areas. The study provides new perspectives and practical paths for protecting and utilizing non-heritage in the context of rural revitalization.